Can anyone tell me if a Long Ram setup from a 1960 413 will fit on a 1970 440?

 

it should be able to but dont hold me to it

 

They are both RB so it will fit the motor. Will it fit the body probably .
Will it be a pain to run and tune YES

 

It will fit the engine but will not fit in a B Body without cutting the inner fender wells . It will fit C bodies.

 

Actually the long ram manifolds are two piece and have a rubber hose interconnecting the balance fittings. This means not only will they fit RB, but B engines as well.

 

Longrams use a metal balance tube to connect the the two boxes under the carbs.

 

And you point is what, exactly?

The tubes are INTERCONNECTED with rubber hose. This means that they can be used/ adapted to low deck engines, and IN FACT have been

http://www.allpar.com/mopar/sonoramic.html

 

Allpar is sucking again...MoparForums.com Rule....

 

My point is you are wrong and giving out false information !

 

Well "Mercury Don" I suggest you stay with yer Ferds.

These were used on BOTH B and RB engines, and because the balance tube was separate and INTERCONNECTED with rubber hoses, these manifolds CAN BE USED on any big block Mopar engine.

I HAVE personally seen them on BOTH types of engines.

Would you like to bet 10,000 bucks? That seems to be a pretty familiar number, lately.

 

I never said long Rams could not be used on Low and high deck engines. All I said is there is a metal balance tube and not just hose used. As far as mopars go I have owned/restored upwards of 25-30 of them and have most likely forgotten more than you'll ever know.

 

I highly doubt that...

I got into a tiff with 440Roadrunner along time ago, didn't like the guy for a while but got over it.

But this guy, IS SMART. He knows his Mopars... I've learned alot from his posts in the last 4 years, more so then yours.

I can also count a couple posts where I fixed some of your info you gave out because it was false.

 

Like What ?

 

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